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3.

 

Remove the ZONE 1 terminal block from the rear of the speaker selector. 

4.

 

Using a small flathead screwdriver, loosen the two screws in the terminal block. 

5.

 

Insert the stripped ends of one end of one of the speaker wires into the terminal 
block, taking care to match the polarity, then tighten the screws. Ensure that there 
are no stray wire strands. 

6.

 

Connect the other end of the speaker wire to the first speaker in the 70V speaker 
array, taking care to match the polarity. 

7.

 

Insert the terminal block back into the rear of the speaker selector. 

8.

 

Repeat steps 3-7 for the second speaker zone and speaker array. 

9.

 

Remove the INPUT terminal block from the rear of the speaker selector. 

10.

 

Using a small flathead screwdriver, loosen the two screws in the terminal block. 

11.

 

Insert the stripped ends of one end of one of the speaker wires into the terminal 
block, taking care to match the polarity, then tighten the screws. Ensure that there 
are no stray wire strands. 

12.

 

Connect the other end of the wire to the 70V and Common terminals on your 
amplifier, taking care to match the polarity. 

13.

 

Insert the terminal block back into the rear of the speaker selector. 

14.

 

(Optional) Connect a speaker wire to the THRU terminal block on the speaker 
selector, then connect the other end to the INPUT terminal block on a second 
speaker selector using the same procedure as described above. Repeat as desired. 

15.

 

Turn the two Zone Volume Controls fully clockwise to the full on position. Ensure 
that each Zone On/Off Switch is in the on position. 

16.

 

Set the volume control on your amplifier to the minimum position. 

17.

 

Start audio playback, then slowly increase the volume on the amplifier until the 
volume is at the highest level you will want with no distortion. If distortion occurs, 
reduce the volume level on the amplifier until distortion can no longer be heard. 

18.

 

Reduce the volume controls on the speaker selector to a comfortable listening level. 
From here on, leave the volume control on the amplifier alone and use the Zone 
Volume Controls on the speaker selector to control the volume levels. 

 

Summary of Contents for SS2V70

Page 1: ...att speaker zones each with its own on off switch and volume control knob It has a single 2 conductor input and a pass through output allowing multiple speaker selectors to be daisy chained It supports up to 80 watts of 70V speakers connected to each zone PRODUCT OVERVIEW Front Panel 1 Zone 1 On Off Switch 2 Zone 1 Volume Control 3 Zone 2 On Off Switch 4 Zone 2 Volume Control ...

Page 2: ...tage systems can use only 80 of the rated wattage of the amplifier and the connected speaker selector This speaker selector is rated for 100 watts so the connected speaker arrays must be equal to or less than 80 watts each If each speaker is set to 5 watts for example you can connect up to 16 speakers in each array INSTALLATION Perform the following steps to connect this speaker selector to your 7...

Page 3: ... no stray wire strands 12 Connect the other end of the wire to the 70V and Common terminals on your amplifier taking care to match the polarity 13 Insert the terminal block back into the rear of the speaker selector 14 Optional Connect a speaker wire to the THRU terminal block on the speaker selector then connect the other end to the INPUT terminal block on a second speaker selector using the same...

Page 4: ...ct the Technical Support department through the online chat button on our website www monoprice com or by sending a message to tech monoprice com Check the website for support times and links SPECIFICATIONS Model 38165 Frequency Response 20Hz 22kHz 0dB Power Handling 100 watts per zone Maximum Usable Speaker Wattage 80 watts per zone Supported Wire Gauge 16 AWG Volume Attenuation 33dB 10 steps plu...

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